Blogger Limits in 2026: Blogs, Posts, Pages, Labels and Page Size

Blogger is free and lets you post as much as you like, but it does have limits. Hitting them can cause confusing errors, as a reader found back in 2006 when his huge home page stopped publishing. Here are the main Blogger limits in 2026, from blogs per account and labels to page size, plus what to do when you run into them.

Quick answer: Blogger allows unlimited posts and comments, but limits you to about 100 blogs per account, 20 static pages per blog, 20 labels per post (and about 5,000 unique labels per blog), 100 authors per blog, 100 readers on a private blog and a 500-character blog description. Very long pages can hit a size limit, so show fewer posts per page if your home page fails to load.

Main Blogger limits

• Blogs per account: up to 100.
• Posts and comments: no limit on the number.
• Static pages: up to 20 per blog. See how to create pages in Blogger.
• Labels: up to 20 per post and around 5,000 unique labels per blog.
• Team members: up to 100 authors or admins per blog.
• Private blog readers: up to 100 invited readers.
• Blog description: 500 characters, no HTML.
• Page size: home and archive pages have a size limit (historically 1 MB), which very long pages can exceed.

Google doesn’t publish one complete official list, and limits can change, so treat these as guidelines and check Blogger Help (external site) if you see a specific error.

What about images and storage?

Images you upload are stored with your Google account. Keep image sizes sensible (compress photos before uploading) so posts load quickly and you don’t waste storage. Blogger automatically serves resized versions of large images.

Fixing “page too large” problems

Our reader’s blog failed to republish because his index page had grown past the size limit. Fixes that still work:

1. Show fewer posts on the home page: Settings > Posts > Max posts shown on main page.
2. Use post summaries: add a “jump break” (the Read more break) so only the first part of each post appears on the home page.
3. Reduce heavy widgets and embedded scripts in the sidebar.
4. Compress images and avoid pasting huge embedded content.

When to consider moving off Blogger

• You need more than 20 pages or advanced site structure.
• You want plugins, custom SEO control or e-commerce.
• Your blog is your business and you want full ownership of hosting.

If that’s you, see how to redirect Blogger to WordPress without losing traffic. Staying on Blogger? Our post on custom domains for Blogger is a good next step.

FAQ

Is there a limit to how many posts I can publish on Blogger?

No. You can publish unlimited posts, though spam filters may flag accounts that publish huge volumes very quickly.

How many pages can a Blogger blog have?

Up to 20 static pages.

How many blogs can I create with one Google account?

Up to 100.